There are a few things Dave mentioned. There's modernization at the WTO and getting the dispute settlement appellate body back working appropriately.
There are also other series of modernizations around an agreement on agriculture. We have an agreement on SPS measures that's currently in place. Countries are looking at how it could be better applied and used in terms of where we are today in agriculture. There are some avenues at that level. The SPS agreement actually has language that commits to science and commits countries to putting in measures in a way that does not block trade, and to adhering to international standards such as Codex. There is language that exist in our international agreements.
I think more largely there's a lot of work to do with our allies internationally to uphold a global framework for clear and open trade. I think we've seen with the pandemic and the illegal war in Ukraine that there have been some erosions of this international framework. Anything we can do internationally to maintain and promote it will have value in the long term.
Again, with that, I think Canada has always been a leader at Codex and in international standards. I think that creates a framework we can use, so we do not have to deal with a patchwork of standards. If we had one, then that would help pivot among markets and help reduce some of the market risks we've been talking about today.